[SOLVED] How to switch to integrated graphics?

[chriswa2002]

Hey! So i want to do a little testing to see how the integrated graphics work, i have a geforce 1660 super and the cpu/apu is a ryzen 5 4600g, however, there is no option in nvidia control panel to switch the 1660 super. How can i fix this? It does not appear anywhere, thanks for helping.

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[dotas1]

You need to connect the monitor cable to your motherboard's output and not to the GPU's outputs. It should auto detect the on board graphics and install drivers if not installed already.
The cable needs to be changed outputs while the system is powered off.

 

[mitch074]

Easy way, will work 100% : unplug the GeForce.
Hard way, will probably not work well / properly / at all : go to the BIOS and force-enable the iGPU, set it as primary / first enabled GPU then switch your screen's cable to the motherboard's connector.

 

[chriswa2002]

oooh, so if i plug the hdmi on the motherboard it will detect the integrated gpu? will the 1660super run as good as now if i plug it in through motherboard?

 

[chriswa2002]

I switched it to motherboard and still can't choose it in nvidia control panel.

 

[DSzymborski]

I switched it to motherboard and still can't choose it in nvidia control panel.

It's using whatever it's plugged into.

If your monitor is connected to the motherboard, you're using the integrated graphics, not the 1660 Super.
If your monitor is connect to the 1660 Super, you're using the 1660 Super, not the integrated graphics.

 

[ezskills]

You have to uninstall the Nvidia drivers and Install the Amd drivers in order to use the AMD gpu. when your done just reinstall your Nvidia drivers

https://www.amd.com/en/support/apu/...series-desktop-processors-radeon-graphics/amd